Non-League Paper

DARK SEES LIGHT FOR GUNNERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

DIV 1 CENTRAL
DIDCOT TOWN 2
THAME UNITED 0
By Ian East
DIDCOT picked up a thoroughly- deserved three points thanks to first-half goals from Jack Dark and Seth Humphries. The opening goal came when Thame keeper Craig Hill miss kicked a clearance to Dark who saw his opportunity to shoot which he did from fully 40 yards beyond a stranded Hill for the lead. Didcot had to deal with an injury to talisman George Reid but it was his replacement Humphries who made it two, latching onto Tom Stanley’s through ball and he fired underneath Hill to put Didcot 2-0 up. Thame tried to get back into th...

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